Fixed the widget keeping the old time after a time zone change. After you changed the time zone in Settings, the Home Screen widget could keep showing the time in the previous time zone. Opening the app now updates the widget to the new time zone. If you don't open the app, the widget still corrects itself on its next automatic update. As always, this app collects nothing.

The nixie tubes now have clear glass. The tubes now match the Mac version, with clear glass. The inside of each tube is black instead of dark brown, so the orange digits and the unlit wire numerals stacked behind them stand out more. The Home Screen widget uses the same tubes. As always, this app collects nothing.

Home Screen widgets are here. You can now place the nixie tube clock on your Home Screen. Hours and minutes glow in orange tubes. Choose between a small square and a wide rectangle. It also works in StandBy, the display you get when the device is charging on its side. In a dark room StandBy shifts to its quiet red treatment. That happens to suit nixie tubes well, so the clock stays readable as a night clock. The app itself has been tidied up as well. - The app name used to sit under the clock at all times. It now appears for five seconds when the app opens or returns to the front, then quietly fades away. The rest of the time you see only the tubes. - The tubes and the margins have been adjusted so the face sits better top to bottom. The widget shows hours and minutes. Seconds do not move. iOS decides when widgets refresh, so the displayed time may lag slightly behind. As always, this app collects nothing.